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Automated statement spreading

DocuMind

AI agent

Reads the raw data a business already generates and turns it into structured, decision-ready signals, so no analyst stitches spreadsheets.

What it automates

01

Spreads statements on intake

Bank statements, card and POS settlement, and e-commerce sales are parsed the moment they land. A year of statements spread in minutes, not a week per file.

02

Every figure traces back

Each extracted signal links to the source line it came from, so a reviewer verifies rather than re-keys.

03

Handles messy inputs

Scanned PDFs, mixed formats, and multiple accounts normalise to one consistent signal set.

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Bank statements2 accounts
Card and POSlinked
E-commerceShopify
Bureau and registrypulled
Signals extracted
Avg monthly inflowPKR 3.9M
Inflow stabilityhigh
Bounce incidents, 12m1

412 pages spread · 3m 40s · illustrative

In and out

What goes in
Bank statements, PDF or feed
Card and POS settlement
E-commerce sales history
Bureau and registry pulls
What comes out
Structured cash-flow signals
Normalised income and turnover
Source-linked line items
A decision-ready file for Sentinel

Where it runs across the rail

Agents are not a separate product. Each one runs inside the modules, doing the operational work between the steps.

DocuMind sits between Lift and Sentinel. It takes the consented data Lift collects and hands Sentinel a clean, source-linked signal set. It also runs standalone behind an existing origination system.

Safe to put in front of a regulator

The agent does the work. You keep the decision.

Explainable, not black-box

Every output ships with the inputs and drivers behind it, ranked and logged.

Human in the loop

The agent prepares and proposes. A named officer approves anything that binds the book.

Audited end to end

Documents are processed in-region and every signal links to its source line for review. It extracts only the fields the credit decision uses.

No credit risk held

Trazmo is infrastructure, not a lender. The book and the licence stay yours.